Kenya

Situated in the northern parts of the Laikipia Plateau, Loisaba is a well-known safari destination and is great for families and couples alike. Perched high up on an escarpment, the main camp boasts 9 tents (6 double/twin tents and 3 family tents). In addition to game drives, an abundance of activities area available to keep the kids entertained – fishing, camel treks, horse riding, mountain biking and more!

The area offers excellent all-round game viewing, with good sightings of leopard, wild dog and leopard. The star-beds have been famous at Loisaba for many years and with good reason: an amazing experience!

Situated in the Mara Naboisho Conservancy; a 50,000 acre conservancy bordering the Maasai Mara to the north and Olare Orok Conservancy to the east, this tented camp offers guests the chance to explore this diverse wilderness in a more intimate way. Unrestricted by park regulations, the range of activities are amongst the best in the region. The camp offers 9 spacious traditional tents that include comfortable beds and a tented safari bathroom that includes a flush toilet, sink and safari shower. The food is delicious and the hospitality makes you feel right at home.

The camp provides an active role in protecting the conservancy, and allows for a wide range of great activities along with traditional game driving; off road game drives (very rare in the eco-system), night game drives to witness the nocturnal animal activity, hot air ballooning, cultural visits and the chance to do walking safaris for up to 5 hours (adults over 16 years only). Or go fly camping and spend the night in a simple ‘fly camp’ in a quiet corner of the conservancy and enjoy splendid meals cooked over the campfire with only the sounds of the bush for company…

Lewa House is located on top of a hill with a beautiful panoramic view of the rolling landscape of the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy. With the horizon rising to the eye-catching views of the Matthews Range and Ol Lolokwe, the sacred mountain of the Samburu tribe resident in the area.

During your stay, you can choose between three different accommodation options – the Main House, Family Cottages, or the newly built Earth Pods. Each option has its perks, and we will help guide your choice to ensure a comfortable stay. In addition to day and night game drives, guests have the opportunity to horse back ride, go on guided bush walks, view game from secluded blinds, and visit the Maasai cultural boma.

Giraffe Manor is situated only 20 kilometres outside of Nairobi city centre, with sprawling acres of beautiful gardens and surrounded by indigenous forest. The manor house was built in the 1930s, adding an element of history and charm to this place.

But the most charming bit of all is the giraffes wandering lazily through its twelve verdant acres – even popping their heads through the dining room window at breakfast – a unique experience for a safari traveller! This is a very high end option, and we find it better for those with time to spend two nights enjoying the lodge.

This tented camp is set along the river bank on the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in the south of the Laikipia region in Kenya. Low key East African authenticity is the hallmark of this camp, and the 6 tented suites are comfortable and full of character.

The conservancy is a great example of sustainable conservation benefitting both local communities and wildlife. The conservancy prides itself on the safeguarding of vulnerable species and is the largest black rhino sanctuary in East Africa. Ol Pejeta guarantees a wonderfully varied safari adventure in this remarkable corner of Kenya and deep insight into the future of conservation.

Situated on Manda Island in the Lamu archipelago, off Kenya’s Northern Coast, this privately owned luxury beach hotel offers a perfect blend of traditional Swahili culture, Western comforts and luxury. The superb beachfront location and breathtaking views over the bay and Lamu Island make the perfect setting and ideal accommodation for some barefoot luxury and informal pampering.

The Majlis offers 25 deluxe rooms and suites, with verandahs that open out to sun-drenched beaches. The spacious rooms are all decorated in timelessly elegant Lamu style, and are all well-appointed and fully air-conditioned. The facilities at this boutique hotel include two bars, two swimming pools and the Majlis restaurant where you can experience the finest cuisine while enjoying a panoramic view of the bay.

Located on Kenya’s secluded south coast on the unspoilt Msambweni beach. Each suite has a beautiful bedroom with a lounge area, private gardens and verandah. All are en-suite and have air-conditioning, and some suites are specifically designed for families or groups of friends. The seclusion of the island makes it popular with families and honeymooners alike.

There is a large infinity pool, jacuzzi and six kilometers of pristine beach to explore. Guests can also enjoy snorkelling and diving on the local reef or off Wasini Island, as well as deep sea fishing and cultural visits to the local villages. The spa at The Ocean Spa Lodge is the first thalasso therapy spa of its kind in East Africa, using the Indian Ocean seawater for its healing properties.

Game drives, walking safaris, sundowners and bush meals all take place both inside the Amboseli National Park and within a private 30,000 acre game concession, offering fantastic opportunities for wildlife photography.

The tents at Tortilis Camp are all spacious, with king or twin beds and elegant en-suite bathrooms. There is a main lounge, bar and dining area, all exquisitely built with natural materials and thatched roofs, with magnificent views of Mount Kilimanjaro.